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Can you tell me any thought on what's causing my migraines?
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Not Really: Possible without a complete history and physical examination. There is a strong family connection for migraine. Triggers can be anything from bright light, loud sounds, certain foods and smells, lack of sleep can even trigger attacks. Most workups do not require advance imaging such as CT or MRI. See your doctor.
Answered 9/28/2016
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